Develop Human Resources Who Understand Their Roles and Responsibilities as Researchers and Advanced Professional Engineers who can Act with a Strong Sense of Morality
Goals.1
Provide doctoral course research education based on the master's program to students who have completed the master's program and wish to acquire more advanced specialized knowledge and skills to become independent researchers.
Goals.2
The three main areas of engineering for the fields of education and research will be mechanical systems engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, and information technology. The purpose of this program is to train independent researchers and highly specialized engineers who can develop new technologies that serve the basis of advanced products, all of whom with deep specialized knowledge as a specialist in each field.
Goals.3
The program develops human resources who can deeply pursue each field's expertise and understand the characteristics of other fields and relationships among them and create new engineering technologies from a broad perspective while working with others.
Goals.4
The program provides doctoral research and education to working adults who wish to obtain a doctoral degree in the fields of engineering.
MECHANICAL
and
SYSTEM
engineering area
Develop human resources who can acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills in mechanical systems engineering, including mechanical technology, information technology, and systems technology. Develop them to be able to integrate various fields and technologies for advanced "manufacturing."
ELECTRICAL
and
ELECTRONIC
engineering area
Develop human resources who can design and develop products that enrich human lives by acquiring a wide range of knowledge and skills in electrical and electronic engineering, such as electronics technology, control and mechatronics technology, information and imaging technology, communication, and radio waves technology, and electrical technology.
INFORMATION
engineering area
Develop human resources who can acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills in mechanical systems engineering, including mechanical technology, information technology, and systems technology. Develop them to be able to integrate various fields and technologies for advanced "manufacturing."
Advanced Researchers and Technicians who Can Excel in Society
Cultivate research skills, technical skills, and ethical awareness
Sufficient academic knowledge, autonomy,
and ability to identify problems
Problem-solving
and external communication skills
Contribution to society
and a sense of purpose
Professionalism, interdisciplinary perspective,
and ethics
Advanced Researchers and Technicians who Can Excel in Future Society
Ritsumeikan University Graduate School of Science and Engineering Ph.D. (Engineering)
Last job history
Professor, Department of Intelligent Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Fukuoka Institute of Technology
Specialized field
Robotics, mechanical control engineering
Professor SHIMIZU MASARU
Educational background
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology
Chukyo University Graduate School of Information Science Ph.D. (Information Science)
Completed the Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology Ph.D. (Engineering)
Last job history
Director, Nagoya Institute of Industrial Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry
(Germany) Research Group Leader, Ceramics Research Division, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Associate Professor, Department of Urban Circulation Systems Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology (joint appointment)
Director of NSP Co., Ltd. (side business)
